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Turnhouse Golf Club 30Th Annual 7-Day Open Amateur Golf Tournament Turnhouse Golf Club 30th Annual 7-Day Open Amateur Golf Tournament Sat Sun Name Club Name Club Name Club 07:23 07:23 Andrew Young Turnhouse Graeme Wallace Turnhouse Euan Gordon Turnhouse 07:30 12:00 David Cullum Turnhouse Graeme Stevenson Uphall 07:38 12:08 Graeme Stalker Turnhouse William Hughson Carrickvale Iain Caven Turnhouse 07:45 12:15 George Kidd Turnhouse Jamie McIntosh Broomieknowe Gary Hughson Carrickvale 07:53 12:23 Jim Fraser Turnhouse David Jackson Prestonfield Gary Burns Silverknowes 08:00 12:30 Neil Anderson Turnhouse Andy Stevenson Uphall Steven Robb Dundas Parks 08:08 12:38 Mike Hanley Turnhouse Alistair Boller Turnhouse Sandy Buchan Bruntsfield 08:15 12:45 Alan Marshall Turnhouse James Tetlow Swanston David Henderson Turnhouse 08:23 12:53 Alan Robertson Turnhouse Ross McKay Turnhouse David Cowan Turnhouse 08:30 13:00 Norrie Brown Turnhouse Stuart Dickson Turnhouse Brian Howard Turnhouse 08:38 13:08 Gus Roxburgh Turnhouse Tom Young Turnhouse Gordon McQuarrie Turnhouse 08:45 13:15 Andrew Mutter Turnhouse John Scobie Turnhouse Mark Greenhalgh Duddingston 08:53 13:23 09:00 13:30 Lindsay Gordon Turnhouse Neil Sneddon Turnhouse Michael Bacigalupo Longniddry 09:08 13:38 Tom Brown Turnhouse Phil Dempsey Tulliallan Dougie Imrie Turnhouse 09:15 13:45 Atholl Thompson Turnhouse Andrew Day Turnhouse Ian Fell Mortonhall 09:23 13:53 Andy Wright Turnhouse Dave King Dundas Park Marc Brown Turnhouse 09:30 14:00 Andrew Laing Turnhouse Duncan Martin Longniddrie Gregg Carson Duddingston 09:38 14:08 James Robertson Turnhouse Nick Aiken Longniddry Chris Miller Uphall 09:45 14:15 Graham Kay Turnhouse Stephen Rogerson Lundin Links Jim Moffat Turnhouse 09:53 14:23 10:00 14:30 Elliott Crosbie Turnhouse Stephen Allison Lundin Links Stuart McKechnie Greenburn 10:08 14:38 Alan Hogg Turnhouse Josh Renwick Uphall Josh Rooney Dalmahoy 10:15 14:45 Ross Hay Turnhouse Henry Dunsmore Bathgate Jay Marshall Bathgate 10:23 14:53 Peter Barlow Turnhouse Simon Armstrong Leven GS Peter Cullum Turnhouse 10:30 15:00 Tom Pithie Turnhouse David Heatlie Turnhouse Ernie McLaren Turnhouse 10:38 15:08 Paul Pentland Turnhouse Steven Anderson Turnhouse Ross Ewen West Lothian 10:45 15:15 Gary Hughes Turnhouse James Markey Lochend Archie wood Torphin Hill 10:53 15:23 11:00 15:30 Steven McConnachie Turnhouse Steven Guest Harburn Gary Armstrong Burntisland 11:08 15:38 Tom Skene Turnhouse Alex Anderson Ratho Park Andy Summers Ratho Park 11:15 15:45 Dave Kowalski Turnhouse Calum Cockburn Turnhouse Neil Robertson Turnhouse 11:23 15:53 Andrew Logan Turnhouse David Evans Craigielaw Steven Easton Royal Musselburgh 11:30 16:00 David McConnachie Turnhouse Brian McCathie Pumpherston Donald Clarkson Gullane 11:38 16:08 John Peterson Turnhouse John MacDonald Turnhouse Ross Armstrong Turnhouse 11:45 16:15 John Thompson Turnhouse James Gallacher Bathgate John Rooney Turnhouse 11:53 16:23 12:00 16:30 12:08 16:38 12:15 16:45 12:23 07:30 Martin Cairns Turnhouse Dave Gordon Kingsacre Sean Walter West linton 12:30 07:38 Keith Watt Turnhouse Gary Pentland Prestonfield Scott Johnston Turnhouse 12:38 07:45 Alan Young Turnhouse Danny Gordon Turnhouse Gavin Mather Turnhouse 12:45 07:53 Allan Shaw Turnhouse Keith Reilly Silverknowes Peter Dryburgh Turnhouse 12:53 08:00 Ian Bell Turnhouse Gary Watson Turnhouse Kenny Harper Silverknowes 13:00 08:08 Alan J Hogg Turnhouse Steven Armstrong Turnhouse Richard Moffat Turnhouse 13:08 08:15 George Will Turnhouse George Henderson Dalmahoy William Carrigan Eaglesham 13:15 08:23 Gordon Leitch Turnhouse Scott Porter Broomieknowe Mark Cottle Turnhouse 13:23 08:30 John Heggie Turnhouse Ricky Scott Silverknowes Steven Reilly Silverknowes 13:30 08:38 Scott Lindsay Turnhouse Graham Reid Dalmahoy Derek Wilkinson Turnhouse 13:38 08:45 Graeme Hunt Turnhouse Jamie Groom Ratho Park John Ralston Shotts 13:45 08:53 Mike Hepburn Turnhouse David Parker Haddington Robert Wilkinson Turnhouse 13:53 09:00 14:00 09:08 Ian Middlemist Turnhouse Mark Davidson Silverknowes Robert Doig Silverknowes 14:08 09:15 Jim Garland Turnhouse Alex Renton Silverknowes Stuart Drysdale Dundas Parks 14:15 09:23 Alex Burnett Harburn Drew Davidson Silverknowes Steven Garioch Silverknowes 14:23 09:30 David Gillespie Turnhouse Tam Caldwell Silverknowes Chris Milligan Silverknowes 14:30 09:38 Michael Watt Turnhouse Paul Kelly Silverknowes Sean Crook Silverknowes 14:38 09:45 Chris Gaunt Turnhouse Stevie Adamson Silverknowes Kenny Alexander Silverknowes 14:45 09:53 Scott Jackson Turnhouse Ken Hart Lufness New Alan Sim Broomieknowe 14:53 10:00 15:00 10:08 Lewis Bain Turnhouse Ian Lamb Silverknowes Oliver McCrone Turnhouse 15:08 10:15 John Robertson Turnhouse Iain Wilson Longniddry Nathan Free Musselburgh Old 15:15 10:23 Danny Flynn Turnhouse Ian Souza Turnhouse Chris Jackson Gogarburn 15:23 10:30 Ricky Simpson Turnhouse Stuart Addison Turnhouse Chris King Glencorse 15:30 10:38 A Thomson Uphall Ian Carlin Silverknowes James Lowrie Silverknowes 15:38 10:45 Ian McNeil Turnhouse Scott Archibald Silverknowes James Melville Silverknowes 15:45 10:53 Andrew Sharp Silverknowes Brian Sharp Uphall George Thomson Gullane 15:53 11:00 16:00 11:08 David Yorkston Turnhouse Alan Ferrie Uphall Ian Scott Turnhouse 16:08 11:15 Craig Hannigan Turnhouse Colin Hannah Edin Western James Silvestro Musselburgh 16:15 11:23 Gus MacKay Turnhouse John Hannah Edin Western Ray Oatley Musselburgh 16:23 11:30 Gary Taylor Turnhouse 16:30 11:38 16:38 11:45 16:45 11:53.
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